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Libertarian Party of Washington
Party Chairman Scott Lindsley
Senate Leader None
House Leader None
Founded 1971
Headquarters 10522 Lake City Way NE #C103
Political ideology Libertarianism
National affiliation Libertarian Party (United States)
Color(s) a shade of Blue; Yellow
Web Site www.lpwa.org

The Libertarian Party of Washington is the state affiliate of the national Libertarian Party in Washington.

In 2000, the Libertarian Party attained major party status in Washington, but lost it in the 2004 election. [1]

In the 2008 elections, two Libertarian Party candidates have qualified for the August 19 primary - John H. Beck for U.S. Congress (5th C.D.) and Ruth E. Bennett for State Representative (37th Legislative District, Position 2).[2]

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Libertarian Party of the United States of America
Chairpersons of LNC
Crane • Bergland • Clark • Grant • VerHagen • Turney • Walter • Gingell • Dasbach • Bergland • Lark • Neale • Dixon • Redpath
Presidential candidates
State affiliates
National Conventions
1972 (Denver) • 1974 (Dallas) • 1975 (New York City) • 1977 (San Francisco) • 1979 (Los Angeles) • 1981 (Denver) • 1983 (New York City) • 1985 (Phoenix) • 1987 (Seattle) • 1989 (Philadelphia) • 1991 (Chicago) • 1993 (Salt Lake City) • 1996 (Washington) • 2000 (Anaheim) • 2002 (Indianapolis) • 2004 (Atlanta) • 2006 (Portland) • 2008 (Denver) • 2010 (St. Louis)
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